Bettinardi BB28 Putter

A spud neck changes what a blade can do, and the BB28 is where Bettinardi puts one on a wide body shape. The neck drops toe hang to slight, so the face turns far less through the stroke than it does behind the plumber's necked BB1, and the hands sit a touch ahead of the ball at address. Head weight matches the other 2026 blades at 355 grams in milled stainless.

This is the model for a straighter stroke. Anyone who has been told they take the putter too far inside going back, or who simply sees the line better when the face barely rotates, is who it was drawn for. Build length and grip are the only real variables, and the Savannah Blue finish ties it to the rest of the generation.